"Please, please, please stay on the line," sings to the tune of Carpenter's hit song. "Voting is magic but also annoying."

As voters hit the polls on Election Day, celebrities are showing up to voting centers and posting selfies with "I voted" stickers en masse. Some are taking it one step further, like Anne Hathaway, for instance,

Anne Hathaway is encouraging university students to continue braving the long Election Day lines to make sure their voice is heard — and what better way to appeal to Gen Z than with a Sabrina Carpenter song?

As voters hit the polls on Election Day, celebrities are showing up to voting centers and posting selfies with “I voted” stickers en masse. Some are taking it one step further, like Anne Hathaway, for instance,

"Voting is magic but also annoying." Anne Hathaway is caught up on her Sabrina Carpenter tunes. The Devil Wears Prada actress belted out an altered version of Carpenter's song "Please Please Please" to urge would-be voters who are line when polls close to stay there until they cast their ballot.

As Election Day 2024 intensifies and voters continue to get their votes in, actress Anne Hathaway is encouraging those still waiting to vote to stay in line by singing her own rendition of Sabrina Carpenter's "Please Please Please.

Hollywood actress Anne Hathaway was inspired by Sabrina Carpenter when she pleaded with young voters to “Please Please Please” remain in queues to cast their vote in the US election. The Oscar-winner has performed a rendition of Carpenter’s hit 2024 song to students stuck in “crazy long lines” at University campuses – particularly in swing state Pennsylvania.